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The last prompt for Diabetes Blog Week is to write out what I learned this week.
Easy Peesy!
When you are in need of friends
and starting to feel down,
just open up your browser
and find the greatest peeps around.
When you've had a little victory
and want all the world to know,
just click "new post" in Blogger
and let those happy feelings show.
When you have a burning question
and just don't really understand,
Shout it out on Twitter
and watch the tweeps give you a hand.
When your greatest wish is to know
what your children feel inside,
just read the type 1 bloggers...
they have nothing there to hide.
When you feel alone
and would like a friend there by your side...
when you need community
to help release the feelings you tend to hide...
When you need a nod
or someone to cheer for you,
When you need to feel the same
and have someone appreciate your view...
Look to this group of people
that will graft into your family tree.
They are fun, and smart and friendly...
They are the DOC.
Awesomeness!
ReplyDeleteThat was awesome Meri! <3
ReplyDeletePerfect ending!
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented!!
"When your greatest wish is to know
ReplyDeletewhat your children feel inside,
just read the type 1 bloggers...
they have nothing there to hide.
When you feel alone
and would like a friend there by your side..."
Was so powerful. You made me cry. This is so true. My parents have said this to me over and over since I started my blog and I feel like I have really gained better control of my disease because of all the people I have connected with who also are affected by diabetes.
Fantastic poem!
Thank you!
This just goes to show you why I call you Marvelous Meri! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat poetic post, Meri! As always, I'm floored by it. You so rule.
ReplyDeleteLOVE.
ReplyDeleteCouldn't have said it any better.
And, you my friend, make my heart lighter. I am so grateful for you by my side. MERI = AWESOMENESS.
ReplyDeleteNICE!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! :)
I always love some diabetes and DOC poetry. :)
ReplyDeletei love you. 'nuff said.
ReplyDeleteThanks Meri, I couldn't have said it better. Yeah DOC!!
ReplyDeleteThat was awesome, Meri!! And you are right : )
ReplyDeletePs-your homage to nighttime checks was great too-you are my hero! X3! Holly
Perfectly said!!! Great job Meri...as usual!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's Meri-tastic!!!
ReplyDeleteI heart my new word!!!!
wonderful post!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE This!
ReplyDeleteYou are so stinkin cute!!! I love your poem!!
ReplyDeleteLove this! Great ending to an awesome week of posts!
ReplyDeleteNow THAT was inspired! Love it..you are awesome, Meri!!
ReplyDeleteGreat!! I love it. I feel so lucky to have this DOC
ReplyDeleteso clever, so true, thank you!
ReplyDeleteMeri, that was awesome! Loved it!!!
ReplyDeleteExcellent poem - looking forward to future posts!
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